French knife of the day
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Le Thiers in juniper
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I like that handle.
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Le James by Lierande. An ingenious mid-back lock with an American patent. Everything about it is smooth. It’s nice and thin and sharp. Opens and closes with zero play. Sandvik 14C28N steel
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Cool knife
The lock mechanism reminds me of a Klecker NIRK by CRKT. I wonder if there’s any connection 
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I see a relationship but the Lierande must be different enough to earn a patent
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Barrel knife in carbon steel and black horn
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Hey
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It is, and for a lighter version check out Lierande’s website. The only way to keep different shots consistent or more accurately to show their true color is to use a color checker when taking the exposure.
Edit: I didn’t notice the difference until you just pointed it out. The first one was taken in shaded outdoor light and the second in overcast natural light indoors. The first is more accurate.
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Pretty nice collection and good range showing various styles
Which is your favorite?
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That’s easyKnives-of-france wrote: ↑Sat Jan 24, 2026 6:55 pmPretty nice collection and good range showing various styles
Which is your favorite?
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Tiki by Cognet
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Aurillac in black horn by Le Sabot
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Aurillac in horn by GR
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The French in white krion
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Douk limited edition VG10 with green powder coated handle
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L08 in snakewood by Perceval
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Vendedouk by Fred Perrin
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Nice knives! I noticed no nail nick on the the Perrin or the Perceval, I assume they are a pinch open?
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Yes, easy to pinch open
I personally like when there is no nail nick, cleaner aesthetically and in the general sense
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Montpellier in horn by Cognet
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